Deontological Theories Assess Good and Evil in Terms of the Consequences

question 14

True/False

Deontological theories assess good and evil in terms of the consequences of actions rather than by the motives that lead to them.

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Definitions:

Mixed Results

Outcomes of a study or research that do not clearly support the hypothesis or show inconsistent findings between different measures or samples.

Preexisting Schema

A cognitive framework or concept that helps organize and interpret information, based on prior experiences and knowledge.

Prior Expectations

Presumptions or beliefs about future events or outcomes, formed based on past experiences or acquired knowledge.

Radically Disconfirms

A term that appears to indicate a strong or complete contradiction of expectations or beliefs, potentially leading to a change in those beliefs.